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outs. i think he tries to divide them between miller and chapman. miller wants this year has gotten more than three outs, no more than four. >> matt: in a swing and a miss by refsnyder. >> tom: he's hoping for a clean, easy ace for miller. several times. no more than four outs. >> matt: austin roma now. , still able to use billy to bullpen equation, this feels different now. 0-1 count to romine. it doesn't happen very often in yankee history with a given up a large lead like 7-0. the last time came in 2011. game 162 against the rays. a memorable evan dunham memorao raise charge would when look ly are counted out. >> tom: that was one of them as nights in the history of baseball, i'm not exaggerating. >> matt: yet was. carl crawford misplayed a fly ball here. a boston want away that postseason. two gone as romine grounds to the right side up. >> tom: that was terry francona's last game. manager of the red sox. i remember talking to buck showalter about that stupid rule where you can have up to 40 players dressed in september, you play on completely different rules. cost francona his job. the orioles beat up of the red sox in that game, and that month. they were able to do so being an inferior team with an expanded roster. it made no sense. i'm not sure why all these years baseball has never addressed the inequity of playing the most important games of the year with completely different rules. >> matt: a two out, bases empty now for ellsbury. lookouts reported by brian duensing. we go to the bottom of the eighth inning, it will be davis, rather, trumbo, wieters, and alvarez. from that part of the order, two of the three home runs in the seventh came. good to breaking ball in for a strike. >> tom: i imagine we'll see a pinch-hitter for alvarez, the numbers you mentioned so good against right-handed pitching. this game is now in the hands of a left-handed power throwers for the yankees. miller and chapman. >> matt: at the 0-2. >> tom: by the way, chapman has not been asked to get more than three outs this year. no script tonight, guys. you've got to freelance a little bit. >> matt: may not have that luxury tonight. a ball and two strikes now to ellsbury with bases empty and to ghana. 2-2. >> tom: it just misses with a breaking ball. duensing is doing very nice job. picked up to provide reinforcement to this baltimore bullpen this week. >> matt: just misses the corner. wieters thought they had them run up. >> tom: the pitch before was a ball, a good take. this. this is a call you get most of the time, a way to a left-handed hitter is a pitch the umpires when i miss those calls, those are usually the ones they miss. to the glove side to the catcher. and i say miss by turning a ball into a strike. the borderline pitch, if it was even borderline, didn't get the call. >> matt: miller full count pitch to ellsbury on his way. curveball whacked inducer into center field and adam jones streaks in to make the catch. a 1-2-3 eighths 1-2-3 eighth b. mark 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visiting costume tonight. fresh up from triple-a as we mentioned. trumbo, wieters, and then alvarez and in the dh spot. each hitter here against andrew miller aeneid. it was trumbo's of solar shot t started the six run rally in the seventh. 1-2. >> tom: it's always interesting to watch these guys were leaked pitchers, closers especially, not used to sitting down and getting back out onto the mound. the steadily wants this year. doesn't sound like a big deal, to some pitchers it is. >> matt: on the ground for gregorius, one away. the home run in the seventh with the league leading 18th of the year for mark trumbo, take another look at it ps that cats powered by amazon web services. that's what it looked like to mark. here's what looked it looked l. that cast. >> tom: 450 feet from using the launch angle. 29 degrees comedy that's toward the higher side. one gone now for matt wieters. you see the exit velocity? 113? that gives him three of the top 15 hardest hit balls this year. that's like giancarlo stanton country. >> matt: i was thinking the same thing. they peel out to first, that's where brian mica says no swing. >> tom: i think he's one out away from coming into the skin. unless miller is superefficient right here. >> matt: buck showalter cyber to get this pedro alvarez is standing in the on-deck circle. two balls and no strikes the count to matt wieters, the switchhitting catcher. a single and a walk tonight. added to it a fly ball to left. all right, so two-out bases empty, who blinks first. >> tom: alvarez is going to hit. bear interesting here. i like the idea of wieters' 23-0 here. he got a fastball, dismissed it. chapman is just playing catch in the bullpen. he was in standby mode in case wieters could extend the at-bat, get on base. not to be, so it's miller trying to get five of these last nine outs for joe girardi. were six of them. >> matt: did we just have a flashing lights? i think we just took a power hit here in the ballpark. that was not lightning that we saw. a very brief flash and it certainly got the attention of home plate umpire tony randazzo and everybody else in the field as they all took time collectively. so here we go with alvarez. sweeping breaking balls one on the missed. you said at the time, pedro alvarez doesn't go the opposite field very often. he did it in the form of a two-run shot, in the form of three home run in the seventh. that was a pensive scraper by the standards of the ones that trumbo hits. >> tom: tucked it in there. mentioned difficulty against left-handed pitchers. showalter, two outs, bases empty. hoping he can run into one right here. alvarez getting right on that plate. trying to take away or at least defend that sweeper, breaking ball away. >> matt: stepped gas powered by amazon web services. swing and a miss by alvarez to put a mandate to strike count now, 2-2. >> tom: that's got to be the same page here was our earlier. he froze chris davis with a fastball in, everything away with 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ninth. it was all yankees into a six run both more corruption until a autumn one half corruption and seven. >> tom: most likely his last hitter. he'd want to turn around and beltran to the right side, rodriguez behind him, bring in the right-hander. >> matt: on a couple of hops to machado at short, one away. one gone, and here comes buck showalter. that will be the move. not a save situation for zach britton, but buck wants his back of the bullpen here. pitching change. and it won't be him either, it will be vance worley when he come back. taxes and fees included. and we've got more 4g lte coverage nationwide than t-mobile or sprint. that's a whote lotta network for not a lot a dough. it's what makes cricket the happiest place in the whole wireless world. alright guys, we've brought you to talk about trucks today.r which truck brand offers engines with best in class v8 towing or fuel economy? are we moving? where we going? it's the answer to the question baby! silverado. oooh that's 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hicks is the guy you do want to turn around and have them hit in the left side. worley, not a lot of velocity, the deception. sinker, slider guy. 10 feet of layup, with velocity tells you, ball gets on top of hitters. >> matt: into the corner, past davis. a two-out extra-base hit for aaron hicks. >> tom: that mullahs scorched. the breaking ball hung the middle of the plate. no chance for davis. huge run up there at second base for new york. >> matt: so now, alex rodriguez who is a couple of singles, two strikeouts and a run scored on his line tonight. for vance worley, whatever the reason, he is retired only seven of the 131st abettors that he's faced this year. he loses his first better here to an extra-base hit. >> tom: showing me two seamer in, it should be sliders away. the book on alex with those two seamer's, ride it in on his hands. make sure you get all the way in, he's been a much better hitter of the fastball this year than the breaking ball. >> matt: the yankees had more success with runners on base, runners in scoring position more specifically than they have in a while. 4 for 10 our isp tonight. team hitting only .213 in the category leading into the game. starlin castro waiting on deck with one away. a ball into strikes to alex rodriguez. >> tom: worley flirting with trouble, didn't get nearly as much as he wanted. alex has a very good strike approach throughout this game tonight. hicks runs very well, it would be tough to throw him out of the place on a base hit. >> matt: a 2-2 now. vance worley, for his part, has turned into somewhat a reliable reliever after beginning a career as a starter in philadelphia. served as a swingman for a couple of different teams. he loses alex rodriguez on an rbi base hit back up the middle. and do some late yankee life, alex rodriguez delivers a two-run lead. >> tom: second hit this year off an off-speed pitch, came at an opportune time. this slider doesn't get away nearly as much as he wanted, left up as well. how many times have we seen this tonight? balls just escaping the glove of a baltimore defender. that's a hit, even if schoop stops it, give a double play in order, as he's able to glove it. >> matt: second three-hit game of the year for alex rodriguez. now, starlin castro. they really have come in bunches for alex this year. he's got 21 hits all year, including the two three-hit games. >> tom: that means there's a lot of oafs as well. >> matt: he's come up big tonight. a ball and no strikes to castro. baltimore played at six in the seventh in my not so comfortable one run yankee lead has been turned into a two run advantage. that once dumped into left. first and second with one away and vance worley hasn't gotten anybody out yet. a reminder, follow light base both mlb.com apps. live game video highlights, that cats, news, and more. download mlb.com apps, the number one life app for baseball. >> tom: we talk about buck showalter and bullpen usage, couple of guys not available, is not good to push guys. mychal givens probably a guy you'd like to match up on right-handed hitters. low three quarters delivery, nightmare for right-handed hitters. worley, having a tough time with all kinds of hitters this inning. >> matt: didi gregorius was the last yankee to join the hit parade. 16 yankees hits tonight, for special and from about's first base. davis to second for one, back to the bag for worley covering the well-timed to double play. the yankees do add an insurance run. we go to the bottom of the ninth inning. last licks for baltimore. they'll have to deal with the flame throwing left-hander aromas chapman into the bottom of the night. a two run game. spoon is sponsored by falcon tires, the official tire of major league baseball. >> tom: joe girardi had to go off script tonight. andrew miller bailed him out getting six outs. six outs tonight, fairly easily as well. very efficient. the game went all kinds of sideways for the yankees. miller shut it all down. living a aroldis chapman for a cleanup ninth-inning. spoon no fun for any lineup to try to dial it up to hit 102 from the left side. just part of the aroldis chapman repertoire. he has converted on all eight save opportunities, making his 12th appearance as a yankee tonight. 15 strikeouts, only two bases on balls. >> tom: fastball at 100 on average, he's unlike anybody else in baseball. it's not just the velocity, you're talking about someone was already hurt his catcher here just warming up. look like he caught the foam of andrew rowe romine. this is a warm-up pitch. >> matt: how in the world does that happen, right? and are romine thinking i'm at a glove on that hand, i'm wearing a global under the glove come i still got cut. >> tom: brian mccann does not start this game or yesterday's game because of a hyperextended left elbow. yankees told us he was available, circular they did not envision the scenario. spoon they've already used chris parmelee at first bait for refsnyder. >> tom: watched the glove thumb. that was very odd. it was breaking, he wasn't sure whether to back end that or not. >> matt: brian mccann is going to catch the ninth. there was some considerable urgency to the pace they brought him on the field with. >> tom: the blood club is coming off already. very strange. >> matt: he came off the field and a pretty big hurry with a trainer. they're stitching a mother. he's not going to be able to return. brian mccann is going to receive the ninth. >> tom: no problem, sit for three and a half hours may think you got an enough, go on and guy. we talk about velocity in the hundreds. chapman is one the longest strides in the game, almost 7 feet long. he's cheating the distance. 60 feet, 6 inches. becomes about 53 feet in the effective velocity of that hundred mile an hour fastball is about one oh two. it's not just about speed, it's really about time. a time that the ball is in the air. he compresses it more than any pitcher in baseball. spoon jonathan schoop will lead things off in the home ninth. chapman tasked with protecting a two-run lead late. >> tom: we know schoop is swinging, and he'd better be be sitting on heater. the first pitch he throws in the dirt, will welcome brian mccan. your night office officially over. >> matt: house the elbow feeling? >> matt: he singled and scored one of the six runs the seventh. 98's one through. >> tom: he's not lucius. [laughter] >> matt: it sounds like you're kidding, but i know you're not. we'll see 102 before the end of the night. the highest strikeout percentage in baseball since 2002. just free and easy and 98. >> tom: no chance of there. check out the long straight, cheating the distance between the mound in the header. he is so athletic. he's one of the most athletic deliveries and all of baseball. he's what probably one of the fastest guys in the team. athleticism is in the delivery. >> matt: schoop makes a little contact pops it for parmelee. one away. vote for all-stars at the year ballot. mlb.com/vote, catch all the excited the mlb all-star game presented by mastercard at july 12th, live on fox. a pinch-hitter now, joy rickard will swing the bat. you could take your warm-up swings in the tunnel and hang around in the cage to try to get ready to pinch hit in the night, and that's against aroldis chapman. 98 for a strike. >> tom: he takes a lot of pitches, but i'm not giving away that pitch. it's tough enough facing this guy no strike count, it gets harder and harder. on strike one and a strike two. >> matt: a breaking ball misses in. aroldis chapman as we know didn't begin his season until later than in the rest of the , because of some disciplinary action handed out. resulting in an off the field incident before he got to the yankees. the 8 for 8 in saves is unlikely to get him to san diego for the all-star game. a little more velocity on that swing is 99. >> tom: above the hand is unhittable. to hit 99 above your hand, you have to get barrel of the bat on top of the ball actually faster than you do at 99 at the knees. problem is, you get a better look at it, it's too tempting. >> matt: a ball and two strikes to the pinch-hitter joy rickard. joey rickard. in the air for gregorius, at shortstop. the orioles are down to their last out tonight. it will be adam jones that has that last chance to keep things going tonight. >> tom: this should be fun. adam jones doesn't concede too many pitches in the zone. my guess is he gets his three swings. >> matt: the first chance that adam jones has had to face aroldis chapman. potential tying run in the on-deck circle in the form of the pinch-hitter nolan reimold. >> tom: great shot from that angle. compressing time and distance for that fastball. don't blink, that's all the time they the hitter has to decide to swing and to swing. the same as the blink of an eye. >> tom: a career american league or at the plate against a guy who was a career national league or before this year. their pass have not crossed until this evening. now adam jones is down to his final strike. >> tom: slider. it's so hard to cover the fastball at 100. the slider right behind it. >> matt: the first fastball he's thrown and in thursday on. adam jones has never faced before, he goes up there looking for that. change it, slider, slider, then he gets the 102 with two strikes. >> tom: fastball away, probably a 102 again. >> matt: and he spiked it come i think that might've caught the home plate umpire. >> tom: is already taken out to catcher, now he's taking out an umpire. >> matt: there's an element to aroldis chapman tonight. that got him around the neck. >> tom: the difficulty of trying to hit this guy, and trying to catch him into colin's pitches are difficult as well. spoon full count to jones. and he lost among ball four. my goodness. it's one thing to mr. marvel and your missing what a pie at 100, that's a whole mother animal. another animal. now the orioles to have the opportunity to bring the tying run it to the plate. >> tom: here's a great look from set gas, powered by amazon web services. because of that stride, that 103 is perceived to be 104. that's just not fair. >> matt: at john's take second of the first pitch, he will do so without anybody paying him any never mind appeared field is a difference it credited there, no stolen base for jones. and reimold takes strike two. >> tom: probably note of her position to in than to be 0-2 on aroldis chapman. you have to swing the bat. >> matt: jones came back and throw walk after being behind 1-2, 0-22 reimold. and he just stays alive. a career 7 for 36 pinch-hitting line, translates into a .194 batting average. >> tom: at yankees defending the tying run at the plate, playing no doubles events. you see gardner, lynnfield, all the way towards the gap in left-center. of course, not believing reimold was going to turn around anything from chapman. >> matt: the next 0-2. lays off 1-1. 1101. seeing the cuban born a flame throwing left-hander for the first time tonight. and he finishes him with a breaking ball, that's it. the yankees hang on to win it. wow. a furious orioles rally, a six run the seventh, medical very close proposition. the yankees get the insurance run in the night, with that great back of the bullpen combination of miller and a chapman, they hang on for an 8-6 win. >> tom: a lot of things went right for the yankees tonight offensively, executed so well off and on the lineup. as you mentioned, joe girardi had to go off script. no formula tonight. miller for six outs, chapman for three. spoon the yankees 8-6 winners in baltimore tonight, we're right back after a quick time-out. 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next you won't believe what humane police officers found in this basement when they were called for a case of animal abuse. >> plus if you have any outdoor plans tomorrow, you're going to want to pay attention to dave warren's forecast. your news in only 30 seconds. ♪ happening right now, time is running out if you have anything to do outside the fox 29 weather authority is tracking some severe weather that's going to push right through our region tomorrow and it could create some dangerous conditions. good evening, everybody, i'm joyce evans, thanks for watching. >> i'm dawn timmeney. hopefully you enjoyed some time outside today because it's raining in some spots ahead of tomorrow's severe weather thre threat. let's get over to meteorologist dave warren for more on what we can expect, dave. >> little bit of rain right now. a few showers working through the north and western suburbs very light rain. it's just moving through the lehigh valley and portions of the the poconos right now. maybe a few showers will start to spread south little bit later tonight you could wake up to that tomorrow morning. not the severe weather we're talking about that comes later tomorrow afternoon. these temperatures into the 70s bit muggy cooler came in from the ocean so dropped the temperatures a bit. a warm and muggy night tonight. sunrise 5:33. 68 with isolated showers and storms north and west. same thing along i-95. maybe some drizzle south and east with a temperature of 68 degrees. these showers continue off and on overnight tonight. maybe a heavier thunderstorm but by tomorrow, say, or 3:00 o'clock we're watching a line of showers and strong storms developing to our west. that will be the severe weather. we are under an enhanced risk from the storm prediction center don't see many of these often because that timing of the severe weather that's coming up throughout the afternoon and evening talking about wind, hail and flooding and the storm time timetable look at what areas will see what the storms in your neighborhood. i'll have the timetable and the calmer seven day forecast coming up later. >> dave, thank you. you can always stay one step ahead of the severe weather by downloading the fox 29 app. get the latest radar haven't alerts sent to your phone you can download it in i tunes or google play. flags are flying at half staff today in muhammed ali's hometown of louisville, kentucky. the legendary boxer passed away friday at the age of 74 after a 32-year battle with parkinson's disease. >> muhammed ali belongs to the world but he only has one hometown louisville lip spoke to everyone but we heard him in a way no one else could as our brother, our uncle and our inspiration. >> ali's family says his body will be taken back to louisville where he will be buried. of course, ali is forever connected to philadelphia from his historic fight with local heavyweight legend joe frazier and religious and social battle. >> inspiration to so many peop people. jennifer joyce went to a local gym where many boxer are trying to emulate the greatest. >> reporter: end did gauging children and keeping them out of trouble. community day at johan boxing gym in northern liberties reflecting on muhammed ali. >> i felt like i lost a father figure. >> foxing trainer malik johnson idolized ali's style and out of the ring. >> one of the first things i teach the young kids that we train here at johan boxing gym press forward with the jab and that's something i got from muhammed ali from years of wat watching growing up. jab, jab, jab. >> ali what he spent to bocking, what he spent to the sport, what he meant to the heavy weight. >> bernard hopkins is thankful for his interactions with the champ. >> i'm so glad i got pictures, photographs at events, at gyms, at some fights when he showed up as a guest big fights especially the mike tyson fights in atlantic city that i was right next to one of the greatness -- the greatest ali is and was bo boxing. and now it's time for us and time for the young to be able to grab the baton. >> reporter: three time heavyweight lived in the philadelphia area in the early 1970's. his rivalry with philly boxing great joe frazier grew intense in 1971 the fight of the century undefeated ali took on an undefeated frazier at madison square garden ali lost his first match. >> their trilogy of fights were the greatest fights for heavyweights in all of boxing history. >> reporter: philadelphia district attorney and amateur boxer seth williams says he respects ali as an outspoken leader and pioneer for peace. ali was awarded the liberty medal in philadelphia in 2012. now, nearly four years later, these philadelphia boxers are mourning his loss after a lengthy battle with a most relentless opponent parkinson's disease. >> rest in piece the greatest muhammed ali. >> reporter: jenn for joyce, fox 29 news. president obama offered his condolences on the passing of muhammed ali saying "like everyone else on the planet, michelle and i mourn his passing. but we're also grateful to god for how fortunate we are to have known him, if just for awhile. for how fortunate we all are that the greatest chose to grace our time ". and we will have more on the passing of muhammed hal will he later on in the show but as reaction continues to pour in on his death be sure to stay with fox 29 both on air and online for the very latest. in a sad update tonight on story we first fraught you on friday or thursday i should say a five-year-old little girl has passed away after she was critically hurt in a fire. that fire broke out on the 3700 block of south hair ford lane in morrell park that section of northeast philadelphia. witnesses tell us the little girl's mother desperately tried to save her daughter from the top floor bedroom. but both were airlifted to the hospital. the department at the of the child who died has not been released. no word tonight on the mother's condition. it is a dire situation for lots of dogs at 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